Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Isn't Luck a Junior?
Yes, and he hasn't declared yet
Harbaugh and Luck can stay another year to make a run for a National Title
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Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Isn't Luck a Junior?
Originally posted by Rulo:
Besides loosing our Best offensive weapon for the season, we lost something else, something huge!!, ..... we lost on the oportunity of getting one of the best QB prospects in a very long time... and not only that. We put him in a silver plate to our division rival...
If Arizona looses out, (wouldnt be shocked), they will be most certainly 1st or 2nd overall, and will for sure take Andrew Luck, that would mean for the next 10-15 years the NFC West will be owned by the Rams and Cards, and we will be watching from home year after year.... it is not looking good at all!!
Originally posted by 9erred:
I would trade the #1 in 2011, the number 1 in 2012 and a second rounder to move up to #1 to select Luck. If number 1 is carolina they might take that package because they have so many holes, and if they think Notre Dame second round pick jimmy clausen is their man of the future.
Originally posted by obx49:Originally posted by RedWaltz24:
What I lost last night was my fantasy game for that week and my fantasy season.
LOL, Same thing happened to me. I was 14 pts behind with Gore, Vernon, and Fitz left to play and I ended up getting 11 points for all three combined. I lost and my fantasy season is done...
Originally posted by pannin4gold:
AND....
Seriously, I think those missed fields last night will destroy our chances of having a winning decade in the 2020s. There's this 10-year-old kid who plays pop warner who is likely to be a future hall of famer; his best friends dad is Shane Andrus. He'll hold a grudge for the Niners not extending him to the next game and decline workouts with the Niners before the 2022 draft.
Originally posted by Gavintech:Originally posted by 9erred:Originally posted by Gavintech:Originally posted by 9erred:
I would trade the #1 in 2011, the number 1 in 2012 and a second rounder to move up to #1 to select Luck.
Good thing you are not in the FO.
Look at the value chart, that is equivalent to the San Diego Eli Manning deal and the Michael Vick deal for the number one pick.
Not trying to re invent the wheel, simply admitting we need a franchise qb.
I don't give a s**t about the value chart. You make that kind of trade if you're already a good team, and all you're missing is a QB and you are 100% sure that the only QB that can help you is that one guy. That's far from the 49ers situation. The 49ers need a BIG improvement in the OL and 2ndary (and to a lesser extent the passrush). I'd much rather over-pay a FA QB than give away high picks in the next few drafts when we are not nearly just a QB away from being a real contender.
Also, look at the top 15 QBs in the NFL today (by passer rating). Some weren't drafted at all, one was a 6th round pick, a couple 4th rounders, a 3rd rounder, some 2nd rounders, and even though there are a lot of first rounders the vast majority were not the #1 overall pick or even the first QB taken in the draft. It's not a prerequisite to be the first QB in the draft to be a top QB. Conversely if you look 15 and beyond you see a lot of first round QBs, 1st QB taken in the draft, and even a few #1 overall draft picks.
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
OH STFU WITH THAT CRAP
You guys were singing the same tune about Lienart before he came out of college.